A law school to be avoided
What sort of lawyers will be produced by a law faculty led by someone who resorts to petty abuse instead of engaging in rational argument?
Bryce Edwards: Discontent and gloom dominate NZ’s political mood
The usual honeymoon experienced during the first year of a first term government is entirely absent. The political mood is still gloomy and discontented, mainly due to dark economic times.
NZ’s trans lobby is fighting a rearguard action
The Cass Review is a turning point in the war on reality.
Māori push for parallel government structures
If you think there is a move afoot by the radical Maori fringe of New Zealand society to create a parallel system of government to the one that we elect at our triennial elections, you aren’t wrong.
CAN WE BE SHOCKED ANYMORE BY THE NEWS?
Few would argue when I say we’re living in dangerous times thus it’s hard to imagine any news-item which would truly shock us, so I put the thinking cap on to think one up.
The Late Arrivals Club – “It’s never too late to come back”
A special Anzac Day story from Scott Lee.
The $55m media fund continues to stir controversy
Can taxpayers be confident PIJF cash was spent wisely?
Howling at the moon
There’s a crisis in the news media and the media are blaming it on everyone except themselves.
Something Important: The Curious Death of the School Strike 4 Climate Movement
Contrariwise, the failure of the “Strike” offers Messers Luxon, Seymour and Peters considerable cause for celebration.